My greyhound has very long legs, but their girth is only 4 inches. Is a large going to be too loose?
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I have had greyhounds for 21 years and I have only seen a couple large boys that a large may have fit. Most of my greyhounds have used a small but I have seen some that a medium would probably fit. How much does your grey weigh?
1151219
I know that the extra large that was recommended for my rottweiler was way too big. I would say that the large would be more in line possibly for your dogs. Hope this helps.
2065710
depends on the circumference of your dog's leg. measure the leg and go by that size.
628847
I ordered a large for my greyhound. It would not even fit my mini-schnauzer. Maybe a toy sized dog.
2138174
At 28lbs, either ThunderLeash should fit. It will ultimately depend on which size feels more comfortable for you and your pet, as the Large is much heavier than the Small. You could also try the Medium Retractable ThunderLeash, which would probably provide a more comfortable fit.
1006125
I am not sure. My dog is 56lbs and I have the medium. I initially bought the large but it was a bit too long for her leg. I think it is more the length than the girth that matters because the strap is Velcro and can easily be adjusted. If they do have measurements with the product you could measure your dog's leg.
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If I remember correctly malamutes aren't broadchested, right? I got my 80 lb lab mix a large and I've got 2 1/2 nearly 3 inches until I can't loosen it anymore. The large should suffice, but if she has a larger neck then I would consider an xl
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Measure around dogs neck making sure that you allow for two of your fingers to fit comfortable between neck and collar. Collar should fit loose and be able to spin freely around dog's neck. We ordered the small (10") collar for our Italian Greyhounds and they fit perfectly. Hope this helps! Peter
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You can only adjust around the waist with the velcro and there is a little pull tab that makes the tail hole smaller. Our german/lab mix is about 70-75lbs and they fit, but they have gotten slightly looser over time. I don't think the XXL size would be good (that's the size I'm using), but possibly a smaller size. The pull string on the tail eventually becomes useless because it gets messed up when you wash it and it sticks to the velcro. If you get the right size meant for the your weight of dog, my guess is it should be okay - can always put it on and if it doesn't fit, send it back?
922777
well.. define too large!! I have a 68lb greyhound who loves this bed.... She likes to really stretch all the way out. I think (for her) I will say that even I could have been safe with an XL bed without problem. But if you have a larger grey (85-90lbs) best to stick with this size.
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I have an outward hound, earlier model, the large says 50-79 pounds, I bought it for a 65 pound lab, it was way too big for him, but did fit my 90 pound German Shepherd. The straps are as tight as they'll go for my 77 pound Shepherd and it's really too loose. I'd go by the girth measurement rather than the weight.
922778
I would think this would be the right size. I got mine for my pot belly pig and he lays length wise and still has a few inches left so greyhounds are as long or maybe a tiny bit longer than my pig. I thing this would be good. My pig loves his and when it starts to flatten I just fluff it up.
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I have an Italian Greyhound and they work fine with him. These are wide and fit snug. I also put a belly band over them to help keep in place.
2278404
My biggest dachshund has 21 inch girth and the large fits fine with room to spare...I believe it should fit your dog, as well
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I believe a large would do the job for your Newf. I have Greyhounds and the medium works just right for them, but greyhound paws while long are on the skinny side in terms of width.
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I would probably get the small one since it runs true to size. The medium girth is 21-27 and that's to big for a bichon. i got a lg for my bulldog and it fits but a medium would have fit snigger on him. Good luck
488554
Hi, you would really need to measure your dog's girth. I have a 20lb pug, his girth is about 23" & it's very comfortable. I would read all the details of product to see if it's doable. Hope this helps.